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# Importing, Exporting, & Submitting Your Projects to CMS

## Importing .zip Files into Android Studios

To import a .zip file into Android Studios

* Select File (in the top left)
* New
* Import Project
* Navigate to the folder of the .zip file and select it

Alternatively,  if that doesn't work then we can try the following:

* Unzip the project into an EMPTY directory (using WinRAR or any built in unzipper)
* Open Android Studios
* Select File
* New
* Import Project
* Navigate to the root of said Directory
* Select the Android PROJECT not the zip file (see below)

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## Exporting Your Project as a .zip File

To export your project:

* Select File (top left of Android Studio)
* Find Export tab
* Export to Zip File
* Select the Directory you want the zip file to go in
* Name you file
* Select OK

## Submitting Your Project on CMS

Please name the .zip file with the format: **netid1\_HW#**. For example, if your netID is abc123 and you're working on HW2, you should name your project "abc123\_HW2".

## Challenge Problems <a href="#challenge-problems" id="challenge-problems"></a>

If you do any of the additional challenge problems, **please attach a plaintext file named "README" and list the challenge numbers that you implemented.**

For example, an assignment might have 4 challenge problems and if you implemented challenge problem #1 and #3, your README.txt will have "1, 3" on it. If you want to go into detail on what you implemented, this would be a good place to do so!

If you do not implement any of the challenge problems, you do not have to attach a README.